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Parking Onderstraat Ghent City Center
Parking Onderstraat Ghent City Center
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Parking Raymonde de Larochelaan, Ghent
Parking Raymonde de Larochelaan, Ghent
Raymonde de Larochelaan 50-58, 9051 Ghent, Belgium
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Parking Dok Noord - Oude Dokken Ghent
Parking Dok Noord - Oude Dokken Ghent
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Parking next to Artevelde Stadium KAA Gent (Planet Group Arena)
Parking next to Artevelde Stadium KAA Gent (Planet Group Arena)
Akkerhage 2, 9000 Gent, Belgium
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Parking Bourgoyen-Ossemeersen Nature Reserve Ghent
Parking Bourgoyen-Ossemeersen Nature Reserve Ghent
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Finding parking near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke, Ghent

If you’re searching parking Muziekcentrum De Bijloke in Gent, the key is planning for limited on-street space and fast-changing access routes during busy concert days. The easiest approach is to combine street/garage rules with a guaranteed backup.

Pre-book private parking near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke with Mobypark

Because the historic Bijloke site doesn’t have its own parking, many drivers look at surrounding streets or nearby garages. With Mobypark, you can book private parking spots from owners who aren’t using them actively (for example hotel/office parking areas, private driveways, or unused garage spaces). On event nights, booking ahead can also mean less time spent circling for a free space—and in some cases, it can work out up to 60% cheaper than paying on the spot in the busiest areas.

Is there parking at Muziekcentrum De Bijloke?

No—there is no parking on the historic Bijloke site itself. De Bijloke is accessed via two main entrances (Bijlokekaai 7 and Godshuizenlaan 2), but your vehicle will need to be left in nearby streets or in a nearby garage.

During works around the city ring, parking availability and access routes can change. It’s worth leaving extra time and following the detours via R4 when roads are temporarily limited.

On-street parking around Bijlokekaai & Godshuizenlaan (orange zone)

Public parking around the venue is mainly in the orange parking zone. In practice, that means you should expect busy stretches on concert nights and keep an eye on resident-only spaces.

  • Godshuizenlaan and Henleykaai remain accessible, but many spaces on Godshuizenlaan (toward Louis Pasteurlaan) are reserved for buses.
  • During large concerts, street spots fill up quickly, so arriving late can leave you with limited options.

If you want to avoid the time pressure of hunting for a street space in the orange zone, compare those options with Mobypark—private spots can be a practical backup when demand spikes.

Nearby underground garages you can walk to

If you prefer a more predictable parking environment, there are several large underground parking garages within walking distance. Here are the ones most commonly referenced for this area:

Parking Approx. distance Capacity (if listed)
Kouter Parking ~900 m (about 11 min) 425 spaces
Sint-Pietersplein Parking ~1 km (about 12 min) 700 spaces
Gent Zuid Parking ~1.2 km (about 15 min) 1,000 spaces
Sint Michiels Parking ~1.1 km (about 13 min) 600 spaces
Sint-Pieters Station Parking ~15 min walk 1,500 spaces

These garages can be convenient, but on event days availability still depends on real-time demand. If you want certainty, it can help to compare garage parking with Mobypark booked spots in the nearby area—especially when you’re arriving close to the start time.

LEZ (Low Emission Zone) rules around the R40

Gent has a Low Emission Zone (LEZ) inside the R40

  • If your vehicle is allowed in the LEZ, surrounding street parking can be workable (still watch the orange zone rules and bus-reserved sections).
  • If your vehicle is not permitted in the LEZ, you’re advised to park along the city ring (R40) instead of in the nearby streets.

ANPR cameras are used, so it’s worth checking your vehicle status before you park. Some underground options (like Gent Zuid) remain accessible for cars that aren’t permitted in the LEZ.

Accessible parking and step-free arrival

If you need adapted parking, designated accessible spaces are referenced at:

  • Bijlokekaai 7 (often described as the flattest/closest access)
  • Godshuizenlaan 2 (at/near STAM)
  • Jozef Kluyskensstraat 27 (near the KASK entrance)
  • Louis Pasteurlaan 2 (near the KASK café)

It isn’t possible to drive the car all the way to the café/foyer. In some cases, staff can arrange a volunteer escort starting about one hour before the performance, so it’s smart to arrive with time and plan your walking route.

Park & Ride and tram alternatives

If you’d rather avoid the tight parking supply near the venue, use Park & Ride on the city edge and connect by tram. The area is served with direct tram connections from:

  • P+R Gentbrugge (Land van Rodelaan) — tram line T1 (Bijlokehof stop)
  • P+R Gentbrugge (Brusselsesteenweg) — tram line T1 (Bijlokehof stop)
  • P+R Flanders Expo — tram line T1 (Bijlokekhof stop)

And if you still want to drive as far as possible, pre-booking a private spot via Mobypark can be an alternative to relying on the public supply during peak moments.

FAQ about parking for Muziekcentrum De Bijloke

Quick answers to the parking details drivers ask most—street rules, LEZ, accessibility, and alternatives.

Mobypark parking rates near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke

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Mobypark parking rates

1 hour parking

from € 1.04

24 hours parking

from € 4.74

1 week parking

from € 85.00

1 month parking

from € 300.00

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Cheap parking near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke, Ghent

FAQ about parking near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke

Is there parking directly at Muziekcentrum De Bijloke (Bijloke site)?
No. There is no parking on the historic Bijloke site itself. Drivers typically park in nearby public streets (orange zone) or in nearby underground garages, then walk to the entrances on Bijlokekaai 7 or Godshuizenlaan 2. On event nights, it can help to compare street/garage options with pre-booked private spots on Mobypark for more certainty.
Where can I park in the nearby streets around Bijlokekaai and Godshuizenlaan?
Parking in the surrounding area is mainly in the orange parking zone. Godshuizenlaan and Henleykaai are generally accessible, but many spaces on Godshuizenlaan toward Louis Pasteurlaan are reserved for buses. During major concerts, street spaces fill up fast and resident parking can also affect availability—so arriving early is important. If you want to reduce the risk of not finding a street space, pre-booking a nearby private spot via Mobypark can be a useful comparison.
Do LEZ (Low Emission Zone) rules affect parking near De Bijloke?
Yes. Ghent’s LEZ applies inside the R40 ring road, and the Bijloke area borders this ring. If your vehicle is not permitted in the LEZ, the guidance is to park along the city ring road (R40) rather than in the surrounding streets. ANPR cameras may be used, so it’s smart to check whether your vehicle is allowed before you park. Some underground garages (such as Gent Zuid) are referenced as options for cars that are not permitted in the LEZ.
Where are accessible parking spaces near Muziekcentrum De Bijloke?
Accessible parking locations referenced near De Bijloke include Bijlokekaai 7, Godshuizenlaan 2 (near STAM), Jozef Kluyskensstraat 27 (near the KASK entrance), and Louis Pasteurlaan 2 (near the KASK café). For adapted arrival, it’s not possible to drive directly up to the café/foyer. If you need wheelchair-related access, wheelchair parking can require reservation through the ticket desk, and a volunteer escort may be possible from about one hour before the performance.
What should I do if street parking is full—are garages or Park & Ride better?
If street parking is busy, nearby underground garages are a practical alternative (for example Kouter, Sint-Pietersplein, Gent Zuid, Sint Michiels, and Sint-Pieters Station parking). If you want to avoid the parking search altogether, use Park & Ride on the city outskirts and take the tram to the Bijloke area. If you’d rather keep flexibility while still booking ahead, compare these public options with pre-booked private parking on Mobypark—especially for start-time-sensitive concert visits.